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  • Coimbra & Aveiro Full-Day Trip

    Discover the heart of Portugal’s cultural and natural heritage on this captivating full-day trip to Coimbra and Aveiro. Follow in the footsteps of kings, scholars, and students as you explore two of the country’s most iconic destinations. The journey begins in Coimbra, Portugal’s former capital and home to the country’s first dynasty. Enjoy guided visits to the Monastery of Santa Cruz and the Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Sé Velha), two landmarks deeply connected to Portugal’s royal and religious history. Stroll through medieval streets filled with life and tradition, and admire the city from the historic university hill. A highlight of the visit is the University of Coimbra (optional interior visit), one of the oldest universities in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its centuries-old halls and academic atmosphere reflect the city’s timeless intellectual spirit. After exploring Coimbra, enjoy a traditional local lunch, offering an authentic taste of regional Portuguese cuisine. In the afternoon, we head to Aveiro, often called the “Venice of Portugal.” Explore its charming city center and tranquil canals, where colorful moliceiro boats glide through the water. The experience continues at the Costa Nova Bay, famous for its striped traditional houses and seaside charm. You’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy a traditional pastry experience, a sweet ending to a memorable day. This full-day experience blends history, culture, gastronomy, and coastal landscapes—an unforgettable journey through central Portugal. Duration: From 10 hours (departure from Porto) Itinerary Highlights: Guided interior visits: Santa Cruz Monastery & Sé Nova and Velha University of Coimbra (Inside Visit is an Option) & Medieval City Center (Outside guied tour) Traditional lunch and Tastings Aveiro Canals & City center (Guided tour) Costa Nova Bay with iconic houses Traditional pastry tasting

  • Guimaraes Experience w/Tastings

    Continue to the magnificent Ducal Palace of Braganza, where a special guided visit reveals its grand

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